Examples of using A considerable in English and their translations into Danish
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I'm a considerable gambler.
This would save quite a considerable amount.
It is a considerable distance farther.
Therefore I can sink to a considerable depth.
It was a considerable success.
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This effort has had, andis continuing to have, a considerable social cost.
This requires a considerable mutual effort,a sincere attending to each other's needs.
Natural degradation has a considerable potential.
Michel has a considerable practical experience with our lifts over more than 13 years as a service man for OMME LIFT.
Of course, it requires a considerable financial effort.
Truman took a considerable political risk in backing civil rights, and many seasoned Democrats were concerned the loss of Dixiecrat support might destroy the Democratic Party.
It is therefore also a considerable geopolitical problem.
In many instances, though, their dedication and growth are hampered by bureaucratic restrictions andthe lack of experience of the local legal situation, and small and medium-sized enterprises from the new Member States have hitherto been put at a considerable competitive disadvantage by this.
As the rapporteur said,there is a considerable interchange of animals between different zoos.
A considerable saving of time could be achieved by involving the Consultative Committee and the Council at the stage where the following year's research operating budget is being drawn up and authorizing the Commission to select individual projects independently, within the prescribed budgetary framework.
When democracy disappeared,there was also a considerable thinning out among the ranks of the Greek philosophers.
The recent mass mobilisations of migrant workers in the USA revealed a considerable revolutionary potential.
It was recommended that where projects might possibly have a considerable environmental impact, appropriate screening should be carried out- particularly as regards sensitive areas and the possible cumulative impact of projects.
It is important for Latin America because over the last ten years there has been a considerable worsening of the situation in that Continent.
Pétrovitch in 1881 and is discussed by J. Matl in a work from 1968,in which he concludes that a considerable interdisciplinary cooperation would be necessary in order to conduct a careful investigation of the many threads that run from Barleti into later European literature.
Later, however, world prices in dollars fell sharply, so thatin the latter half of 1982 import prices were having a considerable dampening effect on inflation in the Community.
Therefore, liberalisation and competition do not pose a risk for the citizens, but quite the opposite.There is a considerable saving in the cost of public services and a considerable increase in employment, and it is unquestionably the responsibility of the public authorities, the regulators, to guarantee such factors as the quality of service and sufficient supply.
Dbol, as it often is called,an effective Anabolic Androgenic steroid with a considerable anabolic attributes and medium androgenic nature.
At Community level most people concurred that there was a considerable human diversity, more so in terms of nationality, race and religion.
Furthermore, creating European databases on all sorts of costs and margins,as the report proposes, would result in a considerable administrative cost for businesses, which would be passed on and absorbed into retail prices.
And it is just by the means of being able to piece the traditions together with these andseveral other fields of knowledge that the parts may find their proper place with a considerable, mutual harmony, used by von Spaeth to date the birth of Moses to be exactly on Tuesday, February 8, 1534 B.C.
This change would not bring any improvement at all in conditions of public health, just an increase in the revenue of extra-Community companies, and, worst of all,it would have a considerable negative impact on employment levels in European tobacco-growing areas, in other words in the south of Europe, where more unemployment is the last thing they need.